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Even before removing his green track-pants UFC superstar Conor McGregor's appearance at the weigh-in was very revealing.

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Conor McGregor has set the internet alight on Saturday after a very revealing weigh-in ahead of his clash with Floyd Mayweather.


After stripping down to his boxer briefs for the weigh-in, 'Mystic Mac', as McGregor is known, left little to the imagination as he faced off with the undefeated boxing legend known as Money.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-4825136/Did-McGregor-erection-Mayweather-weigh-in.html

kingzic:
Dis kind money blood money no fit give person, even if u use a whole community

Lols.

midehi2:
what time is the match pls

I saw this, may be u can convert it.

Supercars own by rich guys are regular sights on the road and parks in Qatar.

Luxurious: Three expensive Lamborghini Aventadors are lined up with their doors open alongside a Maserati Quattroporte in a car park in Qatar.



A red, white and blue trio of Ferraris are positioned side-by-side in an otherwise empty parking area in oil-rich Qatar.


A fleet of expensive Ferraris, including a 458 Italia Speciale, are lined up before being driven around a circuit in Qatar.


Someone's house in Qatar

Another photo shows Bin Abdullah's cars lined up in a desert setting.


All four cars, a £370,00 Mercedes G63, a six-wheel off-roader.

Bentley Flying Spur, worth £220,000, a £350,000 Rolls-Royce and a £350,000 Lamborghini Aventador SV, have been flown to London this year.



His pet.


With Saudi official.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3515463/Inside-life-rich-Saudi-playboy-fleet-golden-cars-taken-London-storm.html

Saudi billionaire Turki Bin Abdullah is the man behind the fleet of incredible golden supercars currently touring wealthy parts of west London.


Bin Abdullah pays thousands to have his beloved vehicles brought to Europe every year on chartered plane.

Rich Arabs at Harrods head to London to spend their millions on designer gear from exclusive department stores like Harrods.


$2m Bugatti.

Rich kids from the middle East fly to London every year with their super cars.

Street of london filled with supercars owned by rich kids from the middle east.






A valet helps a young Kuwaiti get out of his Lamborghini Aventor in Knightsbridge.

He one of a clique of super-rich Arabs who spend the summer months in London at great expense.


Young millionaires from the Middle East hit the capital's upmarket western districts for the 'summer season'



The Saudi owner of this £1million Porsche had a specialist team come to his central London hotel to clean it.

A youngster admires a metallic Lamboghini Aventdor parked near Hyde Park this week, one of the incredible array of cars on show.

wristbangle:
Explorers, I don't know how God will do it but my prayer is next year God would have bless us to the extent that we would be able to afford premium ringside seats even if it is offered by tertiary agencies, amen

Bros i dey roll 4 ground dey shout Amen seriously here o.

Emerikoss:
Only this mistake and u say Explorers the wicked thread producer have started posting poo,may money fall on u dere

Bros u wicked, y only am


Abeg make money fall on me too abeg.

Even if e no go reach wetin dey fall on these guys.

safiaaASSHOLE:
Dude you've started posting shit.

where is Bnaira here

That's gucci mane

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From Tunisia

Rick guys from Switzerland, what shopping looks like.

When travelling abroad, it's always wise to go armed with a designer bag stuffed with cash.

The Rich Kids of Vietnam Instagram is a window into the lives of the extremely wealthy.

Through winter in Germany.

Girls' best friend

Some guys with their pets.



Mayweather

More on the street of london

A silver Lamborghini, which cost up to £192,000, with red stripes and a Kuwait number plate is parked at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Mayfair.


A blue and silver Rolls Royce, which costs around £225,000, with a United Arab Emirates number plate on show at the Grosvenor House Hotel


A Mercedes with a United Arab Emirates licence plate (left) and a Rolls Royce with a United Arab Emirates licence plate (right) sit parked outside 45 Park Lane in Mayfair

A row of cars including a Brabus (right) and two Rolls Royce sit parked outside The Dorchester hotel

The arrival of the supercars in July and August has become a regular event in recent years, with rich Kuwaitis, Saudis and Emiratis seeking to out-do each other over who can own the flashiest motor.



Car owners from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait will happily pay a small fortune in excess of £20,000 for a return journey for their metal marvels to be flown around 3,000 miles, and often leave them parked up on the streets of London.



The Qatar Airways Cargo A330-200F freighter's cargo-loading capabilities.


Qatar Airways is one airline that ships the luxury cars from Doha to Heathrow.

Pictured: Mercedes-Benz being put on a plane.





Fleet of power cars: A beautiful white Ferrari Le Farrari dazzled passers-by on a sunny day in London

One man showed off his unusual turquoise and white supercar as he posed in front of the iconic Burj Al Arab hotel.


Flying Bugatti


What a meal

Entrepreneur Evan Luthra posed atop a golden car to get this picture-perfect snap, writing:


'The last guy is wrong.

There's only one option.

Making excuses isn't an option'

Luxury lifestyle: Friends take in the scenery as they have a break from cruising in their supercars.

The moneyed elite of Saudi Arabia have been flaunting their wealth via the Rich Kids of Saudi Instagram account

A Reddit user shared an image of 80 birds of prey being flown on a chattered passenger jet by a Saudi Prince.

An exotic pet such as a cheetah is the ultimate status symbol for the moneyed elite of Saudi Arabia.


Homes in the Middle East.


Gold: A comfortable throne sits in the middle of Prince Al-Waleed's Boeing 747

Showing off: One reveller is shown sitting on the bonnet of a lowly AudiR8 holding two bottles of non vintage Dom Perignon bubbly.


A selfie with the President



Property developer Aras Agalarov threw a $1million party for his son Emin's 37th birthday. Some 300 of Moscow's elite attended the exclusive black-tie affair, pictured

Living the dream: A photograph posted on the Rich Russian Kids Instagram page.

Dubai-based Mel Ghani proudly shared this picture of him disembarking a private helicopter.


Black rides on the street of London